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POS / Hospitality · rezku.com

Rezku runs a REST API with webhooks, but only for ISV partners: no public developer portal, published reference, self-serve keys, or documented sandbox. Credentials come by emailing support@rezku.com, and operators report not all data tables are exposed, so most integrate via middleware.

Last verified: July 2026Restaurants & Food Service
API GRADE
D+
VERIFIED JUL 2026

SCORECARD

ExistencePOORA REST API and webhook surface exist for ISV partners, but nothing about them is published publicly.
AccessPOORCredentials require emailing support@rezku.com; there are no self-serve keys and no documented sandbox.
CoveragePOOROperators report not all data tables are exposed, which blocks warehouse and custom analytics builds.
AuthPOORPartners like 7shifts use OAuth against Rezku, but there is no published auth documentation for anyone else.
Docs & DXPOORNo developer portal or API reference; integration scope is negotiated over email with support.
StabilityMIXED
Supergood: Rezku has an API, but using it means gates, contracts, or workarounds. Ours doesn't: stable endpoints, normalized JSON, managed auth.

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Rezku scores D+ on the API Report Card. Rezku runs a REST API with webhooks, but only for ISV partners: no public developer portal, published reference, self-serve keys, or documented sandbox. Credentials come by emailing support@rezku.com, and operators report not all data tables are exposed, so most integrate via middleware.

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No public developer portal or documented API reference - integration credentials only available by emailing support@rezku.com kb.7shifts.com
Not all data tables are exposed via the API, limiting analytics and data-warehouse use cases sonary.com
Integrations are partner-gated and largely routed through middleware (Chowly, Shogo, Zapier) rather than direct API access for typical ISVs rezku.com
iPad-only client constraint propagates to integration testing - no Android/Windows POS terminals to validate against posusa.com
'F' rating with the Better Business Bureau due to failure to respond to 4 of 6 filed complaints bbb.org
Reports of system lags, outages, and connectivity problems causing lost sales during service capterra.com
Contract and pricing complaints - features promised in the sales process turning into additional charges; opaque quote-based pricing cardpaymentoptions.com
Hardware lock-in - POS runs only on iPads, limiting hardware choice vs. Android/Windows competitors sonary.com
Difficulty migrating existing gift card balances from previous POS systems capterra.com
Cash sale reporting change made cash sales only visible to the cashier, breaking workflows for restaurants whose servers don't carry personal banks g2.com
Gift cards not modeled as true products in the system, with unintuitive reporting and confusing credit-card payout / bank-holiday reconciliation softwareadvice.com